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Livermore resident, former TV news cameraman and NASA retiree, John G. Bluck, has written a murder mystery, "The Knight Prowler, a Novella," set in a Livermore of the future.

"A long time ago I covered daytime crime in Washington, D.C., for the ABC-TV affiliate," said Bluck, a retired NASA public information officer. "So, I decided to write a mystery with a sci-fi twist since I also worked at NASA for 30 years."

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